Well, impressively but, as you can clearly see,the reason that all ants can lift so<span> much, or are very strong, is all because of their body size increases as a cube of length- while the cross sectional area of muscles increases as the square of length as seen.
By the way, as an extra fact, ants aren't only very strong, but extremely fast also! It is studied and estimated that </span><span>the average ant as known, can carry between 10 and 50 times its own </span>body weight!<span> and run at approximately 300 meters an hour, a rate of nearly 800 times its body length a minute!
Very impressive right?
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That would be the Compound Microscope, it provides a high magnification that can visibly see movement in the cell, however, it has a low resolution. Hope it Helped!
<em>According to the base-pairing rule, Adenine (A) always pairs with Thymine (T) (or Uracil in the case of RNA) while Guanine (G) always pairs with Cytosine (C).</em>
